... BANKRUPT. March 13, James Cocuran & Company, manofacturers in Glasgow and Paisley, and James Cochran, manufacturer there, as sole partner of that company, and as an individual. Creditors to meet within the Faculty Hall, St. George's Piace, Glasgow, 25th ...

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... BANKRUPTS. (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Friday, July 13.) SFQCKSTRATIOX. The Rev. John Neil M'Leod, minister of the Church Scotland at Chryston, near Muirhead, in the county of Lanark and provision merchant there. William Miller and Company, calico ...

... BANKRUPTS. (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Friday, Jane 29.) SEQUESTRATION. William Simpson, farmer, trader, cattle dealer, and dealer in shares, Viewfield, near Inverness. (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Tuesday, Jaly 3.) SEQUESTRATIONS. William Grant ...

... BANKRUPT EXAMINATIONS. SHERIFF COURT, vsiiJOW—Friday, 22d Jan. _ ** THE HEQUBSTHATION OF MR GEORGE MURRAY, lhe bankrupt was a flasher and cattle-dealer in Glasgow, and was examined in presence of Sheriff Smith Friday. Sederunt— Mr Andrew Rutherglen, trustee; ...

... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. c. Tripp,surveyor, Bristol; W. Cooks, draper, Knightston oL le . n ,' commission agent, Sheffield; M. M'Hueh. shoe Sheffield; J. Fletcher, boot and shoemaker. Walker, woollen manufacturer, Hot trick; W. Cooper ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (Frotn the Edinburgh Gwette of Friday, February 19.) ssquestkatioxs. James M-Kiilop, ccok and confecttoner in Ayr. Robert Sellar, farmer and gawmiller, residing Burnfield, in the parish of Hontly, and county Aberdeen. William Heron, ...

... SOCTCH BANKRUPTS. sequestrations. Ewen Cameron, tacksman of the farms of Ness Park and Dalcrombie, and re-Ming Xess Park. n>ar Inverness. Creditors meet in the Hotel, Inverness, February 22, at 1 o'clock. John & Son, fi-hcurers. coopers, and stave and ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (From He Edinburgh G zette of Friday, Oct. 2.) SEQUESTRATIONS. Willi im Duncan, lata head postmaster of Zetland, resid« ID John Hen arson, bookseller and news agent in Danfermline. James M'Xabb & Sons, joiners and timber merchants Old ...

... AN ARISTOCRATIC BANKRUPT The examination was concluded in London - Bankruptey Court, to-day, of Lord Ro:ald Sutnerland Gower, uncle o 1 tae. Duke of Argyll and grand uuncle of the D“_kfi f Sutherland. ¢ Debuor, ?hO applicd to pass on accounts sLowg aabiites ...

... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. J. Stratton, formerly of Sankey Brook Collieries; R. Lewis, colonial merchant. Mincing Lane, London; It. Lewis, cotton broker, Mincing Lane, London; S. M. Moss, merchant. Leadenhall Street, London ; E. 11. Ilaines, hotel keeper, Alcester; ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. J. C. Duncan and Company, millinery and trimming warehousemen. Murray Place. Stirling. Creditors meet in the Faculty Hall. St George's Place, Glasgow, August 20, at 1 o'clock. Hugh Crall Clark, merchant, Cupar-Fife. Creditors ...